On 08/28/2015 04:42 PM, Ted Ross wrote:
What are you using the brokers for in this scenario? Will you be
replacing BrokerB with another messaging intermediary or some consuming
process?
I'm asking because your description says nothing about the configuration
of the brokers (besides the ports used). Are you using queues and/or
topics on the brokers?
Perhaps a better question to ask is how are you publishing and
subscribing in your test clients?
If you are able to describe your target scenario rather than an
intermediate testing scenario, it would be helpful.
I should point out that in the Router configuration, "listener" and
"connector" refer to the way TCP/IP connections are established.
Listeners open passive ports for other processes to connect to and
connectors actively connect to other listening processes.
-Ted
On 08/28/2015 04:30 PM, jjw tectec wrote:
Hi Ted,
My 2nd broker is running on a different port 5670 (command: ./qpidd -p
5670
--data-dir /home/mmos/datadir/).
So the scenario I'm trying to test is the following:
Client_publisher -> BrokerA (port 5672) -> Router -> BrokerB (port
5670) ->
Client_subscriber
This is my first step in testing Dispatch Router. Once this is
successful,
my BrokerB will be replaced by something else.
Can you please provide a config file that would make this scenario work?
Thank you!
jjw
On Fri, Aug 28, 2015 at 3:10 PM, Ted Ross <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for giving Dispatch Router a try. I'm a little unclear as to
exactly what it is you are trying to do.
It looks to me that you have both BrokerA and the Router listening on
port
5672. This is not going to work as whichever process you start first
will
get the port and the other will fail to open its listener.
However, simply fixing this problem isn't going to make this work. Can
you provide some more detail as to what you want to see? Are there
specific queues or topics on the brokers that you are using? What is
the
desired path for messages to flow along?
Thanks,
-Ted
On 08/28/2015 03:00 PM, jjw tectec wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to run a quick test using Dispatch Router, and I think I
need
help with configuration.
I'd like to set up such a router between two AMQP brokers, and routes
messages from BrokerA to BrokerB.
Right now, I have Qpid BrokerA running on port 5672, and Qpid BrokerB
running on port 5670, and I have a router running the following
"qdrouterd.conf" config file content:
listener {
addr: localhost
port: 5672
sasl-mechanisms: ANONYMOUS
}
connector {
addr: localhost
port: 5670
sasl-mechanisms: ANONYMOUS
}
router {
mode: standalone
}
Why doesn't the above config work with this simple scenario?
I tested this broker+router setup using two clients: subscriber
subscribing
to port 5670, and publisher publishing to port 5672. Messages don't
flow
through...
Thanks
jjw
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